Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Currituck - 14 caregivers found

I am a fun and loving caring caregiver. I love having my patients laugh and have a good day. It makes me smiles. I like helping all types of people. I was taking care of an ALS patient just seeing him smile and getting him out and about was the best achievement we had together.

I have always enjoyed helping people who need me! I listen to my clients and help them through anything they may need as well as accompany them while we do housework or exercise. My favorite part about caregiving is making a difference in the lives of those I am blessed to be a part of.

I love helping people. I'm proud that I graduated from college.

Hi there, my name is Christina! I am a Certified CNA for 8+ years and Med Tech. I have experience in Hospice home healthcare as well as nursing home and retirement facilities. My experience ranges from caring for clients with MS to simple companionship(grocery shopping and/or errands etc.). I have excellent references upon your request. Your need(s) become my priority and I'm more than happy to assist with helping meet them. I truly enjoy what I do and whom I do it for.

HELLO, my name is Tiara . I've been a nurse aide for about 7years now . I love my work I love helping and being there for other people . Being the oldest on both sides of the family I have a lot of younger siblings that I used to always take care of . And it had its battles but I've grown to love doing it , which led me to helping the elderly . Also my aunt is a RN . So she played a part in wanting me to do nursing . What I love most about being a caregiver is seeing the smiles on residents faces when you talk to them or ask them questions about their life growing up . I've got alot of really cool answers and learned alot . My personal achievement im proud of was becoming a caregiver . I mean it speaks for itself.

BLS and ACLS certified. I have been a registered nurse since 2011. I have been doing home care for 4 years. I have experience with the elderly population my whole nursing career.

I have recently retired from a full time PTA and I am looking for an opportunity to remain in the "caregiving" field without all the pressure of productivity and paperwork . I have extensive training and educations on all types of medical conditions and physical restrictions. My children are grown and I'm looking forward to this next chapter in my life .

I make a great caregiver because I genuinely enjoy helping others at their time of need. My ability to create a smile or crack a small joke to make someone feel better or that their situation is ok and normal for them, has given so many people a feeling of acceptance and a lack of feeling embarrassed or a burden during their illness(s). To me that is the most humbling and rewarding thing that can be achieved in a life time. To have the desire, skill and patience to achieve that is a gift. My life goal is to allow others to feel normal and that they have more than just a caregiver to help them with ADL's but a friend, a confidant and a partner in their illness. Going home each day knowing I made a families day better is my favorite part of everyday. You ask what attracted me to caregiving. Well it fell in my lap. I never planned on this when I went to school. One random day I was asked by a friend to help his wife whom had been diagnosed with ALS. The tears of fear, burden, embarrassment and lack of self worth she endured tore me to shreds. I quickly reversed all of that with the extreme amount of patience I have, the way I handled situations and encouraged her intelligence, ideas and beauty. It wound up turning into my need to having her in my life. Since then, in 2006 I have been steadily helping the ALS community with open arms and a humbled heart. Caregiving is something that I loved accidentally. I pay attention to detail so much that it made since why I gravitated so easily to this, having one on one care provides detailed superior care where you can focus and that person has all their needs and wants met unlike nursing homes or adult daycares. I take pride in my work and skills and one on one care allowed me to complete that. That gives me a since of inner self accomplishment. I feel to my core that caregiving is a relationship that has the gift of helping each other.

Hello my name is Crystal Jordan I feel my personality traits or expertise that make me a great caregiver is my Patience, Compassion, Dependability, Trustworthiness, Attentiveness. What attracted me to being a caregiver is my Father at the young age of 32yrs old had a stroke and it rendered him paralyzed on his whole left side then he had to have his paralyzed leg amputated so we kept him at home so I helped take care of my Father until he died. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is being a caregiver for over 30+yrs has helped me in so many ways, Ihave worked in Hospitals, Nursing Homes Facilities, Private Duty, Adult Living Facilities, etc. I love what I do in helping each client I've ever worked with. Taking care of sick people that needs my help gives me joy in my heart and it lets me know they ned genuine people to work and give them care. A personal achievement Iam proud of is receiving my Associates in Medical Assistant and in school know to receive my Associates in Medical Billing and Coding

I am a very naturally happy and positive! Constantly working to have and be better! I currently relocated from NY. I am a soft hearted and very kind woman. Extremely trustworthy, and honest! Being a caregiver is most rewarding when I go home at night knowing I gave my patient or resident top notch, quality care. I take my position in the caregiving field very serious and I take pride in my work.